Hi,

I find it inconvenient to identify the correct result when searching for mountain peaks in Windy, especially when multiple peaks share the same name.

Please can you add elevation next to their name, similar to how they display it in Mapy.com?

See below a few examples. Thanks

@Suty Would appreciate some feedback on this matter then. :)

@Suty Thanks for your feedback. Clicking on Windy logo does refresh the page but not the slider. The slider is not reset to the middle position as a result. Could you at least program it to do that?

Same would then apply to the mobile app, except that instead of tapping on the Windy logo (which is not present within the app) the slider would reset when tapping on the house (home) icon.

@Suty Thanks for your reply. Please can you still consider adding such button? This is some basic functionality that is missing. It would not only apply to the Radar image but any other layers where slider is used as well!

@Suty Hi, yes. Basically to reset the slider to the central position (where it shows the most current radar situation). This would apply to both app and the Web version of Windy, as even if you refresh the pags on Web version, ot doesn’t reset the slider.

Hi,

Whenever I use the slider on Weather radar layer for example, to see the projected movement of precipitation for the next hour, I’d like to easily place the slider back to the most current view. To refresh it to the most current situation. There is no button that would do that, it seems.

Any chance you could add it?

Hello,

I love Windy for the ample weather information it provides.

But one thing that is missing in Windy is providing info about different wind names of winds that are present at any given moment in particular areas.

I’m surprised this was not included in the first place, given the name of the app, which seems to be focused on wind first and then the rest of the weather aspects.

In short, I’d appreciate, esp. when at seaside, to be informed by Windy what kind of wind is blowing at any given time (e.g. bora, maestro, etc.) when you check for wind in the app.

Any chance you could implement that?

Recently the UI on iPhone has been changed - some for the better but some also for the worse in my opinion.

For example, previously I could look up any place from the search and select "Clouds" and I would be able to see the hourly (or every 3 hr) cloud cover % for that place.

Now I can move the cursor over the map to see the %, but that's time consuming... How can I quickly look up cloud cover by inserting the place name? It doesn't seem to work that way anymore. It only displays forecast for that place if I search by place name.

Any ideas?

@idefix37 Thanks for your repllies so far! I'll have to study it a bit more to fully understand everything.

One more question: when I search for a specific peak on Windy (to check the forecast for it), is it possible to check which location the forecast actually shows the info for? Obviously, most of the time the forecast won't be for that peak in particular, but somewhere within the radius of xy km?

@idefix37 Thanks for your replies so far.
I will try to play around a bit with different models to be able to ask you more specific questions.
I'm also curious about Clouds (and High/Med/Low clouds).
If I want to check how cloudy it's going to be at a specific hour the next day, should I select "Clouds" from the sidebar, or one of the subcategories: High/Med/Low?
Also, when I select "Clouds" from the sidebar at a certain location (mountain), ECMWF model says 35%, METEOBLUE just shows the same number as the previous model I switched from, while ICON-D2 79% for a specific hour I selected. Which one is to be trusted here? 35% vs. 79% is a huge difference.